Tuesday 24 May 2022 02:40 AM Scott Morrison given flowers at Kirribilli House in Sydney to cheer him up ... trends now
Scott Morrison's remaining fans have delivered bouquets of flowers to Kirribilli House as his family prepares to pack up and leave for the last time.
The former prime minister must leave the heritage-listed Sydney mansion this week after being defeated at the federal election on Saturday, with Anthony Albanese to move in soon after.
Mr Morrison spent the days since his defeat hosting parties with family, friends, and staffers as he tries to cheer himself up while facing impending unemployment.
Videos showed he and his wife Jenny cracking a whip at a party on Sunday, but soon the whip will be cracked on him to move out of Kirribilli and The Lodge in Canberra.
A steady stream of well-wishers arrived to console the defeated former PM in his darkest hours as the hangovers faded and reality set in.
One sullen-looking woman arrived at Kirribilli on Monday night with a bouquet of roses, lilies and, chrysanthemums
She arrived with her family, including a young boy and an older woman, and were let inside by police guarding the entrance
One sullen-looking woman arrived at Kirribilli on Monday night with her family, including a young boy and an older woman, and were let inside by police guarding the entrance.
She clutched a bouquet of pink roses, lilies and, chrysanthemums wrapped in white and pink paper as she approached the gates with a glum expression on her face.
Later in the evening a delivery driver arrived with another bouquet of mixed flowers from CBD Flowers, which he handed to a policeman to take to Mr Morrison and his family.
The somber scenes at Kirribilli were in contrast to Sunday when Mr Morrison let loose for one final party to say thank you to their staff and families.
Mr Morrison was dressed in a smart casual navy pullover and holding a cold one as he chatted with friends, family and staffers
